Without warning, she felt the tremble of a sob wrench her body to the floor, hot tears pouring down her cheeks. |
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I stumbled on this article from CNN which details the sob story of a 15 year old boy found guilty of murder. |
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She was quick to sympathize and usually only a sob story could sway her vote unless the teller seemed too pathetic to her. |
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I'm not pleading for sympathy or giving you a sob story, that's not my style, but it is really, really getting to me. |
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Best of all last night was that although Alicia gave a bit of a sob story about her upbringing she didn't focus on it as much as last week. |
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He hands over his expense money in an airport when he falls for a sob story from a woman. |
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You ask mid-sentence in your sob story about being used for nothing more than knowing your way around a computer. |
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As careful reporters and producers demonstrated over and over again, a story that makes you cry need not be a sob story, and should not be. |
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Another one I don't want to hear is the sob story about people working at the big financial firms who didn't get raises. |
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She made the cut not because she was a great singer but because she had a sob story. |
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Make the rounds of talk shows, say how dreadfully sorry you are, maybe even sob a little. |
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What lay before her struck her like a dagger, causing her to pale with fear, even begin to sob silently. |
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The intensity of being in first year is often enough to make any freshman curl up in the fetal position and sob uncontrollably. |
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Good singers without a sob story might have a struggle to get to first base. |
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She rolled onto her side and retched up all the water she had swallowed, a strangled sob following. |
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A sob ripped through the young lord as he collapsed against her, burying his face in her lap, his arms wrapped around her slender waist. |
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Now I don't care any more what other people think and now I sob out loud as well. |
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Tears started spilling from her eyes and a choked sob tore from her throat. |
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With a sob of joy she embraced Christin, holding him tightly, cheek to cheek. |
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Each sob brought a load of pain with it, adding physical pain to the mental and emotional torment he was already suffering from. |
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Despite my effort, a sob broke forth from my lungs, and his eyes were suddenly upon me. |
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Barbara Corcoran, chairwoman of the Corcoran Group, a New York City real estate brokerage, has her share of sob stories. |
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But some actors declaim it with that incipient sob that used to be the sine qua non of the grand style, while others trundle along prosily. |
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Sheree continued to hold him tenderly from behind as he continued to sob heart-wrenching tears. |
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As his footsteps retreated down the hallway, I fell to the floor and began to sob anew. |
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The mare nuzzled her arm gently as she took the reins and she found herself beginning to sob. |
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However, the oversized softie has a weakness for sob stories and the lumber lout feeds him a whopper. |
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A glut of sob stories, short memories and disenchantment over aid funds will create a backlash that hardens people's hearts toward tragedy. |
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Folks, give a break to your sob serials and melodramatic movies this Sunday and stay hooked to Discovery as an extinct tiger comes to life. |
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It was a deep masculine voice that made the little child shiver and sob harder. |
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A sob caught in her throat and she masked it, hastily dragging on the cigarette in quick, short puffs. |
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But then he felt the shaking of her body and heard the almost inaudible sound of a muffled sob. |
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Her tears for me were more than I could bear, and I started to sob silently, my chest heaving, my shoulders shaking. |
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I was about to sob and lament to myself when I heard the loud blast of a horn. |
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Female contestants vied to tell the weepiest sob story to win the bushel of prizes. |
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I felt my fists clenching, my face contorting, feeling, not hearing the burning, strangled sob that clawed its way from my throat. |
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She nearly choked on the sob welling up in her throat and felt the tears brimming in her eyes. |
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I stifled a false sob and smiled weakly, as in my mind I thought how ridiculous this whole situation was. |
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Outside the courtroom, McDonald, in a neat white blouse and a black leather blazer, puts her face in her hands and begins to sob inconsolably. |
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She spoke quickly, with a barely concealed sob in her throat. |
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A hand reached up to wipe my tears, and I began to sob louder. |
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An unvoiced sob now hovered behind her words, making her sound intolerably vulnerable to this new enemy, but there was nothing she could do about it. |
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I told her a sob story about a math assignment, a philosophy paper and computer science midterm in a way that I thought would assure a remedy for my chronic procrastination. |
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The abuse ranges from violence in the home to financial abuse where a person is deliberately befriended and told a sob story so they leave cash in their will. |
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Since you're a soft touch for a sob story, I thought I'd pass this on. |
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After talking to some of the locals in the area and comparing notes and sob stories, the verdict is that power supplies have taken a serious reliability downward dive. |
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He had refused it, but she told him the same sob story she told me. |
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Giving a client a sob story to elicit money is usually a bad idea. |
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When she called Bell she could have pulled out the standard sob story, but instead she managed to convince the woman at accounts just how great these boots really were. |
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A conwoman who has been waking people in the middle of the night, spinning a sob story to trick them out of money has been foiled by an 80-year-old woman. |
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She waited for the inexplicable sentiment to fade away, but instead it intensified and she began to sob. |
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A choked sob caught in her throat, and she brought a hand up to her mouth as her eyes filled with tears that spilled over onto her reddened cheeks. |
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Then Zvereva began to sob uncontrollably, remembering the wounds, the torn limbs and missing parts of bodies. |
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I could not control it, a soft choked sob escaped from my lips. |
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He didn't mean for it to, but a choked sob escaped from his throat. |
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I remember Cat Deeley literally took your head into her arms and let you sob on her shoulder. |
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With a sob of relief she began to cry in earnest against his shirt. |
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A strangled sob forced its way past my constricted throat muscles. |
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But his voice is rising and trembling, and seconds later, he begins to sob. |
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Some of them were sweating so much it was starting to wash off the crocodile tears of their sob stories. |
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Mr. Martin objected at first to the bastardization of my talent, but I gave him a sob story about needing money for lessons. |
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Add the all-important sob story and he has to be a dead cert to reach the final. |
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The first few times your resident is late with the rent, I guarantee that you are going to get some kind of sob story. |
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A YIN-YANG Britain's Got Talent with the hugely welcome zero sob stories, Azmat and the spoon-playing spirit of Jacko. |
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Finding a baby-sitter was the challenge, not to mention watching our offspring sob at the window as we drove off. |
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But the buxom beauty's sob story fell on deaf ears as the repo men towed the vehicle. |
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But you don't sob, you suck it up and face the world with a dry eye and rock-steady bottom lip. |
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The warning comes from police in Sunderland who are also advising people to be extra careful about anyone who tells them a sob story in order to get money. |
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He was answered with what sounded like a sniff and a smothered sob. |
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Something made me turn back, I had to talk to the man who makes politicians, generals, statesmen, policy makers, backroom boys, show biz people squirm, simper, and sob. |
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The tears flowed down her face, and she let out a small stifled sob. |
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You're no closer to divorcing the SOB than you were two years ago. |
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